The imperative of integrative pluralist constitutionalism: Going beyond formal equality, eschewing rights, and accommodation of differences in Singapore

The imperative of integrative pluralist constitutionalism: Going beyond formal equality, eschewing rights, and accommodation of differences in Singapore

Pluralism is a fact of life and a way of life in Singapore. Race, religion, and language are the most constitutionally relevant types of plurality. Plurality in fact is self-evident, and plurality in norm an organising principle of how society is governed, laws are made, and policies are designed. A...

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Main Author: EUGENE, Tan K. B.
Format: text
Language:English
Published: Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University 2019
Subjects:
Pluralism
multiracialism
Singapore
race
religion
constitution
Malays
inclusive citizenship
political representation
racial minorities
Asian Studies
Constitutional Law
Election Law
Race and Ethnicity
Religion Law
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Institution: Singapore Management University
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